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well, duh
"Jeff" wrote in message
. .. Scout wrote: For the TV we use the larger Shakespeare "disc" style omni directional antennae that comes with an amplifier. It does a good job of pulling in stations from 50 miles away. It is, however, 8 year old technology. Thanks Jeff, where did you mount the disc or is it inside the cabin? Its on the mast, under the radar. http://www.sv-loki.com/Summer_06/Misery_Cove-1.jpg At this frequency, height is important, so being able to elevate it some is important. On our previous boat, we used the smaller version, but rather than attach it to the mast, we laid it out on the boom, as high as we could get. The results were mixed. A Practical Sailer review claimed the 21 inch disk was much better than the 14, but again, this is old info. Much depends on your needs and location, so the first thing to try is some very cheap solution, such as the wire "T" that comes with FM radios. wow, nice boat Jeff! Scout |
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